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The boy's own book of indoor games and recreations : a popular encyclopædia for boys (1890)

Stables, Gordon, 1840-1910, Hutchison, George Andrew, 1841-1913 · Philadelphia : J.B. Lippincott · leaf 283

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on hisshoulder. Superfluous wood may be cut from the central parts of the shapes, andalso from along the keel towards the ends before covering. The floor forms aconsiderable item in the weight, consequently this should be made no wider orthicker than necessary. In paddhng, learn to reach well… … CHAPTER XXV.—CANADIAN, INDIAN, BIRCH-BARK AND OTHER LIGHT CANOES. By C. Stansfeld-Hicks. I.—Canadian and Birch-Bark Canoes. The most convenient size to make will probably be that of a canoe now in my pos-session, 17 ft. long, 27 in. wide, and i ft. deep. She is built as follows. Two strong pieces…

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